Sidney Resources Corporation (OTC:SDRC) announced that it has expanded the geological assessment of the Lucky Ben Gold Project in Idaho's renowned Warren Mining District and Western Frontier geologist Steve Dobson has spent the past two weeks collecting samples and studying the claims and Warren area.
"Based upon what I have studied on the claims under Sidney Resources and the geology of the area, I believe Sidney has the potential with Western Frontier to turn this into a very substantial gold and silver mining operation for the region," Dobson said in a statement.
"I believe Sidney Resources is on a significant system and I believe this is an extremely significant gold bearing structure," he added.
Dobson also noted that it appears the strike length for the Lucky Ben vein alone exceeds a length of over 10,000 feet and the depth could reach well beyond the previously believed depth of 800 feet.
The Western Frontier geologist added that the company located two additional veins on Sidney's claims that run parallel to the Lucky Ben, with one vein being six feet wide while the second measured eight feet wide that can be accessed and mined from the Lucky Ben tunnel.
As well, Sidney Resources stated that in the coming days, it will make significant efforts to expedite the construction of the mill building in order to sustain activities during the winter season while also aiming to initiate the process of modeling for estimating production.
Sidney added that it estimates as much as 1200 tons of development rock will be sampled and run through the mill.
All anticipated operations at Lucky Ben will be conducted on private property, and the approval process for small-scale production is currently ongoing, according to the company.
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